Return to: Home | Secularism
Secularism
Faith no more
Earlier this year, Andrew Zak Williams asked public figures why they believe in God. Now it’s the turn of the atheists – from A C Grayling to P Z Myers – to explain why they don’t.
“The Invisible Big Kahuna”
Andrew Zak Williams discusses this week’s New Statesman article in which prominent atheists told him their reasons for non-belief.
Not the messiah
The French sociologist Auguste Comte attempted to reconcile suspicion of religion with sympathy for its ritual – by founding the secular faith of positivism, a precursor to humanism.
Interview: Rowan Williams
The Archbishop of Canterbury talks about religious longing, how the Church of England enriches society and why we shouldn’t be expected to accept austerity to salvage the economy.
Enshrined in law
Secularism became a vital part of the Indian constitution after independence, but it is now under threat.
The God-shaped hole in our lives
We like to think that religion counts only when we need to choose a good school for our children. Yet Britain is founded on an established church, writes Bryan Appleyard. Are we really past the age of faith?
The NS Interview: Ann Widdecombe
“Secularism means everybody is infallible except the Pope. Crazy”
Facebook’s $1.6bn woman
A witch-hunt?
Osborne's woes
Marr's monarchism
The interview
On Syria
The interview
GOP race so far
Enter search term below: Policy | Charity & Fundraising | Research | Education | Executive | Media | Social Care | Communications
Newsletter!
Enter your email address here to receive updates from the team
Can the UK achieve it’s commitment to carbon reduction targets by 2020?
